make them as understandable as we can do as many people as possible no matter how much they know about a given crises or issue with the smell of death is overpowering. as al jazeera correspondence. that's what we strive to do with german charles le head stickier. and later moscow as diplomatic efforts intensified a verse, a theatre russian invasion of ukraine. ah, hello, money side, this is out. is there a life and di halls are coming up? a thing is more on the killing of a teenage if i is very forces during demonstrations in the occupied westbank,

trucks tide away and drive as arrested as canadian police and a cove at 19 protest. reopening of vital us trade crossing and the los angeles rams come from behind to beat the cincinnati bengals in a thrilling super bowl slide out. ah, german charles le le sold has arrived in kiev ahead of a planned trip to moscow on tuesday. as paul's of a flurry of in person and remote diplomacy by western leaders, who feared russia will invade ukraine at any moment in time. the kremlin denies planning an attack, but ukraine is demanding direct balances from moscow about why more than a 100000 russian troops have taken up positions on its borders. ask alive to kevin out as there is natasha butler. so the german chance now in here what are we

likely to hear from him? yes, the german chancellor, arriving in ukrainian capital at a time the berlin calls highly critical r o left schoultz has made it very clear that he will do all that he can are to try and avert a war on european soil. this is why he is here. this is the latest diplomatic, pushed by a european leader. he will be meeting ukrainian present, volota mayor as lensky to discuss the situation to discuss the crisis. we're also expecting scholes to a talk about offering more german financial support to ukraine. the economy, of course, has been severely damaged by the crisis as it continues financial support to brought still a refusal to offer a weapons. that is something that ukrainian officials have been very unhappy about

. they have spoken about it before. they would like germany to offer more military assistance as well as after the crane ambassador to london made some comments earlier. that's attracted a lot of attention. can you explain what he had to say? yes, ukraine's ambassador to london, i gave a radio interview in which he seemed to suggest that ukraine could be willing to perhaps give up its ambitions to become part of nato in the future. that there had to be some flexibility, was the word he used or when it comes to that. now those comments have caused a lot of controversy here in cave. the ugh, officials from the cranes government and from the president's office have said that they, those comments are completely untrue, that ukraine would never scrap its ambitions to be paula or the western military alliance. and far as ukraine becoming part of nato in the future is enshrined in

the constitution a here in ukraine. nevertheless, there have been some reports i in the german press over the last few days that have suggested that perhaps the am ukraine's ambitions to become part of nato could be not scrapped if you like. but at least postponed as a way of trying to diffuse tensions. but of course, those reports on can phone for now. thanks for that for now. natasha, but mother for us in kiev. let's get the view now for moscow. as daughter jabar reports, poland is now joining the diplomatic push. we do expect the polish foreign minister to arrive in the russian capital later on monday. he is of course, the chairman of the osi organization. and he was scheduled to come here for a visit in this as of last week. so he, his triple really be an important one and possibly address the concerns that

ukraine has raised. the polish foreign minister will meet his russian counterpart later on tuesday. but it's important to highlight that the m o c e, which is one of its mandates, is crisis management and arms control has decided to withdraw its a civilian monitoring mission in eastern ukraine as a result of a security situation there. and the russian foreign ministry has reacted to that, saying that it's very, very dangerous because that mission was really the eyes and ears of the world about maintaining the so called sees part of that that was agreed upon under the minsk agreement in 2015. that was supposed to have a cease fire ongoing in that region. but once these of this, o, s c emission is pulled out there, there really is nobody to monitor that agreement. and that's a cause for concern for the russians. the foreign ministry spokesperson also said that it's very important that this organization is not use as

a tool in the political game of what's happening right now. touches in 3 indian states, accosting balance and local elections. people in one region of india's most popular state of to pradesh are among them. the elections are seen as a key test for the popularity of the prime minister there under moody and the ruling b. j. p. party. putney metal has more from a to pradesh. we're outside to pulling station and i'm role hon with the british and people are lining up to cost them vote in what is in just biggest take election. now that with the issues home to more than 200000000 people and sends a maximum number of parliamentarians to the center, this election is seen as the litmus test of prime minister in the reins of mode. these popularity and the b j piece policies. now and the last election in 2017, the party want a landslide victory. but since then support has dwindled among the many formulas

that back the party. for one, many of them participated last year long agitation against the 3 farm laws these way venture to revolt. but pharmacy that enormous distress has crept in for one, some of them have continued to protest because they said that demand has not been met. and i'll go see that price rise. i had also been a huge factor. now, other states, other states are also going to hold this month results, but all will be out on march 10th, the russian figure skater, camila valley has been cleared to continue competing in the winter olympics. and beijing, this is to spine failing a doping test. she was suspended last week on to testing positive for a bomb substance at an event before the games. the decision allows valley ever to compete in the women's event on tuesday, which she's the favorite to wind. katrina you has moved from basing. well, the quarter, the arbitration for sport or cas decided valley eva will be able to continue

competing and will appear as scheduled into moore's individual figure skating event due to several exceptional circumstances. now this is despite valley ever testing positive tree metacity and 6 weeks ago. true metacity is a band substance which treats and jain but also boosts endurance, not to those exceptional circumstances. the 1st was value of his age. she's only 15 years old. and according to the world anti doping cord, minors have certain protections. the 2nd is the legality around this. now she did not test positive during the beijing winter olympics itself, but had during a previous pre olympic event. and this legal process around that, that particular test is still ongoing, and so can decided that preventing her from competing going forward would cause her irreparable damage. thirdly, they said it was the timing of all of this. this positive test did not come to

light until february the 8th until one day after valley a lead her team to gold medal victory on the previous monday. so they said that this timing was simply not her fault. now dolly would very likely, very relieved by this, but not everyone is happy already. the u. s. and, and the committee has expressed disappointment, although the i see says they're going to abide by this ruling and who solder the u . s. anti doping agency has reminded people that we still need to show compassion for valuable because she's still just a child. a palestinian teenager has been shot dead by israeli security forces during unrest near the city of janine and the occupied west bank. good 11, all this winter when troops i can find on people protesting against the demolition of a home. it belonged to a palestinian prisoner accused of killing and is riley settling in december.

activists have condemned such demolitions as a form of collective punishment. a speak to jeff hopa, he's a direct and founder of the israeli committee against house demolitions. he joins a sly from west jerusalem. thank you for your time. so let's try and get to the bottom of it. can you explain to us why this home was being demolished in the 1st place? what were the circumstances around this? well, this is what israel calls punitive punishments. ah, in other words, israel demolishes holmes wholesale, not only in the west bank and gaza, but also inside israel. we have to remember since 1967, it's demolished about 60000 palestinian homes community centers, mos schools and businesses and so on. this is a particular kind of demolition that we're talking about. and that is when someone is accused of what is your calls a terrorist action, what palestinian scenes,

resistance, and part of the punishment, even if they're kill. and they haven't been in trial or even if they've been caught and they haven't been tried yet. a israel moves very quickly to demolish their homes. in other words, the homes of their families. i mean, one of these kids was 17 years old. i think the other one was 20 years old. so even if they were guilty, let's say of, of, of a crime or, or, or, or a resistance activity. you know, in international law prohibits to demolition up. it prohibits collective punishment to israel is not allowed in international law to demolish the home of the family. we're talking about an extended family often these demolitions also harm the houses nearby. so really a whole village, all whole neighborhood can be damaged, you know, by the punitive demolition, silas surgical procedure fight. and that's why we protest this kind of punitive

demolition which is illegal. i can understand how common is this practice then he well, it's common for the point of view, a very of a response to a, to a, to a violent attack. in other words, about of the 60000 structures i mentioned that have been demolished since 1967. only about let's say so only, but the $650.00 of these kinds of punitive demolition says have been done so. so they're, they're really about one percent of the demolitions, but they're, they're very important because they, they focus in on resistance fighters. and again, they're harmed the arm a larger community. now it just, so i have to say that the israeli army itself, about 15 years ago, decided that these kinds of devolution should not go on because they're

counterproductive, rather than deterring what israel calls terrorist activity. in fact, they, they encourage it. i mean, they inflame the community um, but over the last 5 years or so, the israeli army has gone back to this practice. and there is a lot of criticism in israel of it. although, to be honest, most israelis aren't aware of this policy at all. well, this is exactly what i was going to ask you about it. it sounds a little counter productive, and presumably this is what is causing a loss of fee and rest in, in jeanine and, and its surrounding areas. so why have the, is the israeli army gone back to this practice t think? i think the message is, and there's a message here. and that's a, you know, 0 tolerance. in others we, the israelis will not tolerate any kind of reason. when you call resistance, what is your calls of or stairs?

and what is your has done is to criminalize the palestinian resistance, the entire palestinian liberation struggle um, as been criminalized because israel does not recognize the palestinians as a national group. so what it's trying to do then, is to say your criminals, and any time you do a violent act, israel will never consider it a resistance act. we are going to come after you and the idea is to try to intimidate the palestinians and try to give them the feeling that there is no space whatsoever for any kind of resistance to what is real is. okay, thank you for your time. jeff. hope it's arcs and found out the israeli committee against house demolitions. joining us there from western slim. thank you for coming up in the news ahead. me announced supposedly down on c t appears in court on trial elections flying high,

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across central parts of china that it stays dry in hong kong and shanghai that weather is likely to arrive at the end of the week. now as we move to south asia, it's an exceptionally quiet picture for large areas of india and pakistan. we're seeing some snow flurries up in the north a little bit better here as well. cloud cover across central areas. and we are going to see things turn a little bit cold for additional on monday. but by tuesday you can see that lots of sunshine here, a few showers popping off in corolla, some of the isolated thunderstorms, affecting southern parts of sri lanka. but a lot of warmth can be found in the west coast of india that shall weather. oh, the weather, sponsored by cataract ways. frank assessments for china will benefit from the 0 call it strategy. if the rest, the world cannot get to get informed opinions at all costs focused on needs. and on

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and tina de was shot dead by israelis secured school sneered to me in the occupied westbank troops. had i been fi on people protesting against the demolition of a home belonging to a palestinian prisoner at least 4 people have been killed and others injured in an explosion in somalia. it happened near the city of chow ha, about a 100 kilometers north of the capitol. mogadishu witnesses se roadside bomb went off as a took took, carrying passengers was passing by or was all of the accounts. and after to the u. s. since the fall of the taliban are settling into new homes and while many a relieved to be that some of them face an uncertain future out as their as kristen salumi him at one afghan family in the state of new jersey. they found a place to live now after fleeing afghanistan, with little more than the clothes on their backs engraved near the alum mazata

family has only a few months to figure out how to pay for it. i am going to start everything from 0 rama toola ala mazata worked as an interpreter back hall, you sold as mixed up, but his resign himself to physical labor here in his new home, in the state of new jersey. what mother, homer busha, he's got some job offers, but will need to buy a car to be able to get to work 1st. the other cost to all their bill is so high. a . i must work hard to pay it all then. hey it's, it's very difficult for me. hey, are you by any chance at the warehouse reformed church of highland park is help and we will soon be hiring a refugee school impact coordinator pastor sat caper. dale has been resettling refugees for years and says, donations have been pouring in. so all this stuff is going to afghan families who are resettling all around. central new jersey, everything from mattresses to money. since some 80000 afghans were air lifted to the united states. we were deeply concerned then cobble fell in august,

and as we watched the same horrific scenes that everybody else did of the chaos at the airport. we knew that quite soon we'd be experiencing a search, like we'd never experience in terms of arrival. i. they found the alameda family and more than 200 other afghans, a place to live, nearly tripled their annual numbers in a part of the country where affordable housing is hard to come by. and a matter of 6 months, the united states re settled all but $7000.00 afghans, evacuated as part of operation allies. welcome in the communities across the country. but those 7000 remain on 2 military bases, one in wisconsin, and one here in new jersey. but some families, tired of waiting for a placement, have begun leaving on their own. according to the hebrew immigrant age society, highest is one of the 9 resettlement agencies tasked with overseeing community placements capacity. why fi were not ready for funding wise?

we were not ready that we will be able to support and ask them arrivals as long as you know that that's a concern for refugees. most of whom have at this point only been given temporary, b says, we are here right now. we don't know what is our future. they are thankful to those who have helped them land here. but relief has been replaced by worry. kristin salumi al jazeera spotswood, new jersey. another trial has begun against me on mars, deposed civilian liter santucci. this one is centered on allegations of election fraud. so far as her testimony from an election commission director, sushi was arrested by the army. what is the power more than a year ago? she is accused of influencing the 2020 votes when a 2nd time in office, a charge. she denied florence lewis. and following developments from qual,

i'm for man. most military government has accused ong santucci of influencing the election commission in the 2020 general election. and this was an election party, the national league for democracy had won by a landslide, giving her a 2nd term in office. monday was the 1st hearing date for this trial. now she has been charged alongside for my president women. and for my cabinet members mean to the military government had in february last year, cited electro fraud as the reason it carried out the cool. but since then, it hasn't produced any compelling evidence of widespread cheating. international election observers have said that the poles in 2020 will, by and large, free and fair. and many people believe that the charges of electro fraud against c g, all like the other charges she faces. politically motivated. she's already been sentenced to 60 as in detention for violating current,

a virus restrictions as well as possessing on license walkie talkies and she faces trial and other charges including corruption and violating state secrets. now, many people doubt, sushi will get a fair trial. her supporters political analysts rights groups say the proceedings against her appear to be designed to prevent her return to politics. the busiest border crossing between the united states and canada has reopened to traffic police, clay, and protest as occupying the ambassador bridge in windsor, ontario. the demonstration led by truck drivers with one of many across canada, protesting against covey. 19 vaccine mandates, or challenge reports. after nearly a week of protest and disruption, this was the end of the stand off on ambassador bridge. since saturday canadian police in windsor, ontario have been gradually enforcing a court order made on friday to end the demonstration. by sunday, only

a few stragglers remained most had left or been arrested. vehicle towed away the bridge is one of canada's most important roots to the u. s, with 25 percent of trade between the 2 countries using it. but for 6 days it was shut. as a protest started by truck is angry at mandatory covered vaccine certifications blocked it off. no mandate in the past words, they let us live, our lives were sick and tired of it. canada is freedom, convoy, as they called, it looks to be over now. but the idea has spread. this is paris, france, $150.00 or so ca, setting off 1st to leo, and then on to brussels. like this is on that i knew we will tell europe to join us so we can change things because the people need to make their voice heard to know that we are here today. we have the impression that we look down on things are forced on us and we are forced to get vaccinated in order to keep our jobs. we

don't want that. we don't want the suppression. we want to be free. brussels was quiet on sunday, but maybe not for long, because of cobit government in western democracies have placed restrictions on people's lives. not seen outside of wartime. most citizens have complied, seeing them as for the greater good. but a vocal minority finding ways to make their opposition rory talents out to 0. a former member sedans dissolved, transitional counselors, been arrested mohammed al, fuck e. silliman was detained near his home, too. all the politicians were arrested last week. they were all part of a power sharing the wageman between civilians and the army ministry, dissolved the council in october h as big as i show it was taking off in singapore this week. like last year, the aviation sector hopes 2022 will be a turning point after seeing balance sheets wiped out by the pandemic. the harding

poets, a display of the world's finest aircraft, a look into what's on the market and how these machines are impacting global travel . the singapore air show takes place every 2 years. but this is the 1st time it's been held during the pandemic. we all know in this current environment, yes it is. the attendance, he surely be lower. bester best the i think that's all of us. we expect that. but as far as a quality is concerned and not worry about that. because yo, we have assemble a high quality setup exhibit us a lot in 70 percent of the top 20 global aerospace companies. i hear key players such as boeing, airbus and engine makers. rolls royce will still be attending and the show will be a rare opportunity to hold in person meetings with customers to drum up new

business. but with asia pacific battling a fierce wave of the armor con variant, the 4 day air show will still be relatively muted. a parallel to the reality of the travel sector in this part of the world. while the united states in europe have eased restrictions and demand has rebounded, asia lags far behind. foreign tourists are barred from entering, and mandatory quarantines are still in place. in many countries, we are stopping to see green shoots in industry. like passenger travel numbers are up. a flight frequencies are up, i think we can all sense the pent up the mon fall travel. your little can see and sense optimism. there are positive signs for 2020 to several places such as australia, new zealand, and the philippines are lifting bands on overseas visitors. but industry figures worn. there is a long way to go. leah harding al jazeera has been something of

a hollywood ending at the united states biggest sporting spectacle home team. the los angeles rams came up from behind when the super bowl fun hamish has a story. well, just the 2nd time in franchise history, los angeles rams. a have their hands on the super bowl trophy, 23 to 20, when over the cincinnati bengals, securing them at the championship, but for the 1st time in more than 2 decades. it feels great. i'm just so happy to be able to celebrate this is such great teammates and my family people. i'm in the most me and just so proud of this group. it's a, it's a special feeling. this title decide though, was held at rams own of $5000000000.00 stadium and no expense spare team has been assembled to perform them up against them were rank outsiders. as cincinnati bengals,

the super bowl appearance arriving to 2 years after they were the nfl worst team. adel beckham, juniors touched on for the rams was an early highlight, but the bangles were never out of contention. ah, by the time the plays had handed sent to sage over to the music world for the half time show, the rams had a narrow 13 to 10 deep in the 3rd quarter, the bangles looked set to cause an upset. and when the 1st super bowl, a crucial interception combined with some nerveless kicking, put them into a 7 point lead. but in keeping with the game held in the shadow of hollywood, some late drama was still to come. with barely a minute left on the clock. a decisive touch down pass was grabbed by cooper cup, who was also named the game's most valuable player. i just feel so undeserving of

all these awards and accolades. i just feel like i've, i've played from a i've played from place of freedom are just allowed myself to be in the moment every single time that there was going to be that there was gonna be guys alongside me to will make this thing come to live here on the homes are so thankful for them . the franchise only returned to law sandy's 6 years ago. the city is now in possession of the nfl biggest prize. santa hm news al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera, these huge help stories. germany's chancellor has arrived in the ukrainian capital key if all of sholtes is the latest western leader to go on a diplomatic mission to avert a fade, russian invasion of ukraine is expected. moscow on tuesday, natasha butler has the latest from kia.